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$1,000,000 – $9,999,999

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$250,000 – $999,999

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Betty and Jack Schafer
Judy C. Webb

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John Glier
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Lois Kreuzberger, in memory of Robert Kreuzberger
John Sell
Ann Rich and Daniel Snyder
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Michael Tilson Thomas and Joshua Robison
Anonymous

$1– $999

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Mr. and Ms. Gregory Bischak
James and Maria Blakely
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bouckaert
Zev Hymowitz
Keiichi Kawai
R. Leary and Jean A. Swanson
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Jane Newton Perry
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Lisa Taylor Tulee
Gordon Turl
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"[The Keeping Score programs] are, hands down, the best classical-music programs of their kind to be aired nationally in the U.S. since Leonard Bernstein’s Young People’s Concerts. [Michael Tilson Thomas] is the finest American conductor of his generation, and the only one who learned the lessons of Leonard Bernstein, using them to turn the San Francisco Symphony into the most adventurous, audience-friendly orchestra in America."

— Terry Teachout,
The Wall Street Journal

"Playing music well is difficult, yet the world has an abundance of fine performers. Explaining a little about music is easier, yet few do it well. Those who can do both supremely form a tiny club, whose honorary chairman is the conductor Michael Tilson Thomas."

— Justin Davidson,
Newsday

"The MTT Files [is] an illuminating and often profound look at the way classical music informs many of the larger concerns of our day, such as who we are as Americans and who owns music."

— Mark Swed,
Los Angeles Times

[MTT] has turned the San Francisco Symphony into an admirable education enterprise. The orchestra offers workshops and resources for K-12 teachers. It has produced flashy TV shows on Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, Stravinsky and Copland, all out on DVD and including some fine performances, plenty of scenic travelogue shots and rapid-fire morsels of information. If all the fast cutting isn't fast enough, a website — www.keepingscore.org — provides many of the small segments for those who like to click for tidbits.

– Los Angeles Times